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TI-36X Pro Setting ε - Matt Agajanian - 11-25-2022 03:43 AM
In the manual, it seems that to adjust ε, the expression must be written in Classic mode. Is there another way to adjust that value?
RE: TI-36X Pro Setting ε - ijabbott - 11-26-2022 01:38 PM
(11-25-2022 03:43 AM)Matt Agajanian Wrote: In the manual, it seems that to adjust ε, the expression must be written in Classic mode. Is there another way to adjust that value?
Yes, use the TI-30X Pro MathPrint instead.
The 30X Pro MathPrint has two more entries on the 'math' key's 'MATH' menu compared to the 36X Pro (and 30X Pro MultiView):
7:nDeriv(
8:fnInt(
Those bring up similar templates to the d/dx and ∫dx 2nd functions in MathPrint mode, but with a place to adjust the ε value.
RE: TI-36X Pro Setting ε - Csaba Tizedes - 11-26-2022 01:46 PM
Same on CASIO fx-991EX: d/dx(f(x), a, tolerance) and integrate(f(x), a, b, tolerance)
Cs.
RE: TI-36X Pro Setting ε - lrdheat - 11-26-2022 04:31 PM
I like this option on the MathPrint!
The Casio fx-991EX always appears to use a small epsilon where the result will appear to full accuracy at the 9 digit display setting.
(11-26-2022 01:38 PM)ijabbott Wrote:(11-25-2022 03:43 AM)Matt Agajanian Wrote: In the manual, it seems that to adjust ε, the expression must be written in Classic mode. Is there another way to adjust that value?
Yes, use the TI-30X Pro MathPrint instead.
The 30X Pro MathPrint has two more entries on the 'math' key's 'MATH' menu compared to the 36X Pro (and 30X Pro MultiView):
7:nDeriv(
8:fnInt(
Those bring up similar templates to the d/dx and ∫dx 2nd functions in MathPrint mode, but with a place to adjust the ε value.
RE: TI-36X Pro Setting ε - Matt Agajanian - 11-26-2022 08:12 PM
(11-26-2022 04:31 PM)lrdheat Wrote: I like this option on the MathPrint!
The Casio fx-991EX always appears to use a small epsilon where the result will appear to full accuracy at the 9 digit display setting.
(11-26-2022 01:38 PM)ijabbott Wrote: Yes, use the TI-30X Pro MathPrint instead.
The 30X Pro MathPrint has two more entries on the 'math' key's 'MATH' menu compared to the 36X Pro (and 30X Pro MultiView):
7:nDeriv(
8:fnInt(
Those bring up similar templates to the d/dx and ∫dx 2nd functions in MathPrint mode, but with a place to adjust the ε value.
What?! No Sharp?! I wonder what they’re thinking.
Yeah. I know. Read the Sharp manual.
RE: TI-36X Pro Setting ε - klesl - 11-27-2022 11:55 AM
Performing differential calculations
1. Press ; G.
2. Specify the following parameters: function with variable x, value of
x, and minute interval (dx).
You do not need to specify the minute interval. If the minute interval
is not specified, it will automatically be set to 10−5 (while x = 0), or
| x | × 10−5 (while x ≠ 0).
page 2
http://sharpcalculators.com/images/Manuals/Scientific/ELW516T_us1_downloadmanual.pdf
RE: TI-36X Pro Setting ε - Matt Agajanian - 12-08-2022 09:27 PM
(11-26-2022 01:38 PM)ijabbott Wrote:(11-25-2022 03:43 AM)Matt Agajanian Wrote: In the manual, it seems that to adjust ε, the expression must be written in Classic mode. Is there another way to adjust that value?
Yes, use the TI-30X Pro MathPrint instead.
The 30X Pro MathPrint has two more entries on the 'math' key's 'MATH' menu compared to the 36X Pro (and 30X Pro MultiView):
7:nDeriv(
8:fnInt(
Those bring up similar templates to the d/dx and ∫dx 2nd functions in MathPrint mode, but with a place to adjust the ε value.
Excellent! Now that I have my 30X Pro MathPrint, I can fully dive into these operations!